@@SYNTHERROR404 There is not Law against copying thumbnail idea's, there is only legal action if there is a image that is copyright owned. Example I take a photo of My hand and My computer and use that in My thumbnail then someone takes My thumbnail and use it in there thumbnail, that would be copyright infringement.
@@HOLLASOUNDS That's not entirely correct... If the thumbnail was "created" by someone, as soon as it is created, it is protected by copyright. Sure, the "idea" of that kind of thumbnail isn't protected.. But that's like saying the "idea" of hardstyle isn't copyright protected, but each song within it (although similar) IS protected. Which like.... duh... The thumbnail its self is a piece of art in the eyes of the law, therefore anyone using it must make significant changes so as to not infringe on the original creators rights.. Basically the stolen thumbnail gotta look VERY different, be intended as parody, or intended for use in an education setting. A good rule of thumb to use is if the general public cant determine any differences between the thumbnails then it's most probably copyright infringement.
I started watching Navie D 3 years ago. Honestly he's one of the dopest teachers. He taught me a lot. The quality of the content and the sauce. My production improved a lot. I literally watched one video and subbed.
I saw Game (busy works beats) at a grocery store in Quebec yesterday. I told him how cool it was to meet him in person, but I didn’t want to be a douche and bother him and ask him for photos or anything. He said, “Oh, like you’re doing now?” I was taken aback, and all I could say was “Huh?” but he kept cutting me off and going “huh? huh? huh?” and closing his hand shut in front of my face. I walked away and continued with my shopping, and I heard him chuckle as I walked off. When I came to pay for my stuff up front, I saw him trying to walk out the doors with like fifteen Milky Ways in his hands without paying. The girl at the counter was very nice about it and professional, and was like “Sir, you need to pay for those first.” At first, he kept pretending to be tired and not hear her, but eventually turned back around and brought them to the counter. When she took one of the bars and started scanning it multiple times, he stopped her and told her to scan them each individually “to prevent any electrical infetterence,” and then turned around and winked at me. I don’t even think that’s a word. After she scanned each bar and put them in a bag and started to say the price, he kept interrupting her by yawning really loudly.
@@rhetteffectbeats Yeah it’s like a mix of “too crazy to be real” and “too crazy to be made up” lol. The first part about their interaction with him I have no trouble believing but the candy bar part feels like such a troll.
@@Icythot-m6i same here. His how to bass videos were always crazy. And just how to actively listen to music and figure out how the songs you like are structured.
chopping off the grid is perfectly feasible because you can just make the chop(s) unique and time-stretch it/them to match the tempo via the playlist and/or the sampler wrapper. both are extremely simple to do lol. i'm pretty sure there's some other ways to chop off grid too, but they take a bit more time
This dude literally made 6200 videos imagine that.. All noobs are clicking and will be stuck with bad advices for life.. This busy work beat dude need to stop
@@kriss12loverap He does have some good video's but He doesn't value quality over quantity and in order to rush out videos He is cutting corners and copying other people, or giving bad advice. No beginner is gona have a clue what He is going on about in that "How to cut samples" vid, He is overcomplicating a simple task because He hasn't done his research on what is currently available in terms of doing that task. 1 Tap tempo works great in My DAW takes 2 seconds its always correct 2 His of grid cutting is ridiculous, all you have to do is go to your DAW play the sample externally then tap tempo and then drag that music you just used to tap tempo into your project. No time time stretch no off grid BS needed.
Nah fr. 3 years ago when I started getting into music production, Busy was one of the, if not the first, tutorial channels I came across. At the time I was using Cakewalk and dabbling in Studio One, still experimenting with DAWs whenever I got a chance to use them. Ngl, for the first few months I was rocking with his content completely unaware of any kind of behind-the-scenes politics. Eventually as I branched out, took courses, etc, and settled on the DAWs I would eventually purchase and keep long term, I'd caught wind of the man behind the camera via talking to other people in the space, Reddit posts, etc. I haven't returned to his stuff since, and Weaver's constant roasting of the guy kills me every time lmao.
For bpm you don't need software or a website. Just a timer. Start the timer and the song at the same time, and count the number of beats for 30 seconds. Multiply the number of beats by 2 to get the BPM.
The BWB black hole. I thought I'd escaped. Really enjoyed the lore about his kid flipping that sample also, when he counted along with the sample and was like "2, 2, 3, 4 slliiice". The bread metaphor was another highlight. Guy is unreal.
It's diminishing returns. Who in DiddyWorked Beats subscribers are going to watch aix videos feom him a day? If your goal is to sell 100 sandwiches a day... you don't make 100 sandwiches a day. You have to have the demand. Even then, if he spent 2 hours per video between concept, writing, record, editing and publishing each video, that's 12 hours a day of work. There are better uses of your time.
Weaver: I was born into a studio in 1978. I made my first tape in 1980 by crawling down to the studio, threading 1/4 inch tape to a reel to reel, setting up a stereo xy mic config, turning the record switch and proceeding to complain that I couldn't reach the cherries on the studio bar. I'm pretty sure fuckboy's son can press a 45 button on a turntable.
Can you tell if either of them didn't get the video idea from UA-cam studio recommendations? Not saying he didn't take the thumbnail or other details, just trying to understand how deep this is or if it's more like trolling each other.
It's crazy that he thinks uploading 5 low effort videos a day is the way to go. Even if Steven Spielberg put out 5 videos a day you wouldn't be able to keep up and just loose interest.
I find it funny how people just recently have been realising just how bad BWB is. Even back then, he stole simon servida thumbnails/Titles with less accurate content within the video. Remember, he was one of the first people who spread the god damn Soft-Clipper on master myth, raising a generation of new producers who still ruin their progress with it. Also, can y'all help me out? Remember how, especially in earlier videos, he always claimed that he worked with a ton of popular artists like Drake, Kanye, or any popular rapper at the time. I tried to find his portfolio online, but all I found was a LinkedIn page. His name wasn't mentioned on ANY song. Am I too much of a boomer to use Google properly? Or did he lie to sound more credible? Can anyone tell me a single semi popular song he is credited under?
Busy gonna play it off as “competition” same thing as he did with Curtis. Like yea we get it it’s “business” but goodwill and reputation goes further than this bs he’s doing.
There are countless better UA-cam tutorial channels than Busy Work Beats. Many of which predate the creation of his channel by several years (since he's only been around for the past decade). Most of the other FL Studio and music production content by other creators has FAR more useful, accurate & concise information about learning both FL Studio and music production in general. As someone who has used FL for over 20+ years myself, I have never personally required channels like his to learn the DAW as I was already a proficient user of the software for over a decade before channels like his started to become popular. However, when those channels did start to spread, it became very obvious to others like myself who had already mastered the DAW, that it is very easy to impress and exploit complete beginners, who themselves are eager to learn how to use the software, simply by possessing more knowledge thereof, than they have. And that's how most channels like these gained their popularity. Through exploiting naïve new producers who lack knowledge of the DAW, rather than on genuine merit of creators such as this guy. Busy Works Beats has always been just a "Type Beats" BS demo channel, rather than a genuinely constructive and useful tutorial, or original content creator. That's not to say that there is nothing a beginner can't learn from his channel. But rather, that there is nothing that anyone could learn from that guy, that they couldn't learn FAR easier, faster and much more concise elsewhere. Since there are countless other YT channels available, from which beginners could learn more about using FL Studio in a single day, than they could by watching everything BWB has ever spammed on his channel, over this past decade. His content output is not even respected by Image-Line, the developers of FL Studio, themselves. A great developer which DOES regularly acknowledge genuine producers and constructive content creators in that community. Which should inform any person interested in learning how to use that DAW, everything they need to know, regarding his BS Type Beats channel 💩
Busy doesn't have personality people generally like. (Introvert life). That's why he doesnt have good idea's. When i watch others, they put their personality in their videos. But busy tends to hide his emotions. You cant tell who he is one bit thats why his videos cannot be relatable.
I''m actually an introvert too. I learned how to adapt with being on camera over the years. I watched some videos of his from 7+ years ago and he actually seems much more humble and likeable. I do not know what happened to him.
@Weaverbeats honestly I think busy maybe battling mental illness the way he acts gaves me bpd vibes still a total clown though I'm not a professional though
He’s just another greedy narcissist. His “mental issues” stem from his toxic, selfish nature and grandiose sense of self worth. I know a few people like him, and they do a lot of damage to those around them without a care.
I think you need to use a hardware limiter when recording your vocals because it’s quite clear that your vocals are having some sort of digital clipping on this video which makes it annoying to listen to.
Whats kinda sad is that when I got my first pc and started making beats for my channel and needed to be taught the basic info on music production.. Busy was like my dude. He seemed hardworking, smart, and had so much knowledge. Knowing he is stealing content from smaller channels is such a shame. When he had the "beat battle" with Curtiss King and treated it like a joke is when I lost respect for him even back then.. its crazy man. Your awesome Weaver and your vids are informative of whats going on and funny as hell. 10:42 reaction LOL
I genuinely think busy is just crazy, the eyes say it all. Thing is, as soon as someone comes up with 'advise on how to make it', people generally ignore the bad stuff... He's literally the Andrew Tate of producing....
I ain't never heard Game talk about others, he do his thing and live his life. These other UA-camrs are talking bad on a guy who doesn't have anything to do with them feeding their own families.. this is crazy
I started watching BWB like 10-11 years ago. I was a production illiterate back then, and he was one of the few around the genre I was leaning towards. After a couple of videos I couldn't watch anymore. He was genuinely bad, not only his music, but his teaching skills and projection...all of it. I understand why he can have 1m subs (he's been here for a long time) but I also understand why he only have line 1000 views on new videos. I have to thank him though because he opened my eyes to understand that not everybody that are saying they know something can no know shit about it.
This particular Navie D upload crossed my homepage yesterday.. I'm happy to say that Busy's was nowhere to be seen. But this is par for the course for him.
@npcdisease oh wow, Ive had good results. Not always perfect but around 90% or gets me close if not. For something that's recorded live with no metronome, where the tempo fluctuate.. Then it's a no go lol
Navie D is a pretty nice guy I don't think he would get super stressed by BWB copying his style but BWB dropping a bunch of content on Navie D's PLUGIN will probably go a long way to help that. IMO this is probably just BWB crushing on Navie D's style and that is probably a compliment in some form. IMO copying common themes IS SUPER common on youtube like there are 100% groups of youtubers who regurgitate the same content themes around the same time. This is not only done in music related youtubers but lots of other topics. A knife halloween themed. Chrome is gimped now due to google trying to change internet surfing behaviors to force adviews and google advertising data analytics location tracking etc.. its farily easy to disable those things in firefox and for google related internet to still work (currently) in chrome they are being designed to break google services unless you use the google tracking and advertising they want to force on you. I am using fl cloud right now to make a beat.. and I got to say that it is probably within a large chunk of hip hop culture of sampling to take other peoples work and repackage it with their own signature.
@@WeaverBeats2lol yeah I get what you are saying - I am an always aim to bring good into the world rather than karmic balances and antihypocracy. Geuss I see doing what is good is better than making someone recognize what you feel they are doing wrong. I think it comes down to that I don't think people will truely ever be able to have the same meaning as someone else so it is about fostering good intentions in people rather than acting based on an emotional response to your interpretation of something. I do understand your ethnics on this though, but it really comes down to doing what you think is right not telling other people what is right. None the less its your channel if it is within the terms of use its really your prerogative just like busy's. I think he is big on giving credit where it is due but I also see what he does as bringing more awareness to things. I don't support not giving credit to people for their contributions but I do think that people should be free to express themselves as long as it isn't infringing other peoples freedoms to advance their own interests. I think calling out hypocracy is good but it can be hard to guage intentions. Like ultimately what are the intentions behind the action, and what are its results, then what is the actual value of the action not just the appearance of the action.
He was counting the beats... of the tempo... that he doesn't know the tempo of.... but counting the beats so he knows what the tempo is or at least a good guess
i am so close to offer busy a job just to get him of the web. But the downside is, he would have to do real work and would have to make real beats... or learn triangle for my other projects.
That was on the grid dude. He was just counting an even amount of bars and it came down on the down beat there. It was definitely on the grid lol I swear.
I remember watching this dude in the very beginning of me making music. But I quickly realized he is not very talented and I also outgrew his stuff very quickly. Matter of fact I started watching guys like Navie D after Busy and this was a night and day difference.
There are countless better UA-cam tutorial channels than Busy Work Beats. Many of which predate the creation of his channel by several years (since he's only been around for the past decade). Most of the other FL Studio and music production content by other creators has FAR more useful, accurate & concise information about learning both FL Studio and music production in general. As someone who has used FL for over 20+ years myself, I have never personally required channels like his to learn the DAW as I was already a proficient user of the software for over a decade before channels like his started to become popular. However, when those channels did start to spread, it became very obvious to others like myself who had already mastered the DAW, that it is very easy to impress and exploit complete beginners, who themselves are eager to learn how to use the software, simply by possessing more knowledge thereof, than they have. And that's how most channels like these gained their popularity. Through exploiting naïve new producers who lack knowledge of the DAW, rather than on genuine merit of creators such as this guy. Busy Works Beats has always been just a "Type Beats" BS demo channel, rather than a genuinely constructive and useful tutorial, or original content creator. That's not to say that there is nothing a beginner can't learn from his channel. But rather, that there is nothing that anyone could learn from that guy, that they couldn't learn FAR easier, faster and much more concise elsewhere. Since there are countless other YT channels available, from which beginners could learn more about using FL Studio in a single day, than they could by watching everything BWB has ever spammed on his channel, over this past decade. His content output is not even respected by Image-Line, the developers of FL Studio, themselves. A great developer which DOES regularly acknowledge genuine producers and constructive content creators in that community. Which should inform any person interested in learning how to use that DAW, everything they need to know, regarding his BS Type Beats channel 💩
Bro, he’s doing it because his views suck. His beats are trash . He had a discord where people had to pay to send in beats and he reviewed them. He literally acted like every beat sucked and then you go and listen to his beats and you’re like who the fuck is this guy to judge anyone’s beats.
I got into production like a year and a half ago and watched a handful of this dudes videos and came to the conclusion that his videos are total ass and told youtube to stop recommending them so this is just reinforcing my conclusion lmao
i wonder who the other content producers he is stealing from then?... because if he's doing 5 videos a day i'm sure there are more people he's copying from. there's no way he has the talent to write and edit the other 3 videos from scratch a day...
1,000,000 subs but barely cracking 1000 views per video is crazy
Could be that he paid for fake subs then 😂
BOT subs.
I roll with Navie D all day. He’s got so much style.
He even made the ost to MY Friend Pedro which is an absolute bop
"I love [small creator]'s beats more than they do"
I'm going to copy all of Busyworkbeats thumbnails from now on.
😂😂
@HOLLASOUNDS youd be in possession of stolen IP as he stole them to begin with
@@SYNTHERROR404 There is not Law against copying thumbnail idea's, there is only legal action if there is a image that is copyright owned. Example I take a photo of My hand and My computer and use that in My thumbnail then someone takes My thumbnail and use it in there thumbnail, that would be copyright infringement.
@@HOLLASOUNDS That's not entirely correct... If the thumbnail was "created" by someone, as soon as it is created, it is protected by copyright. Sure, the "idea" of that kind of thumbnail isn't protected.. But that's like saying the "idea" of hardstyle isn't copyright protected, but each song within it (although similar) IS protected. Which like.... duh...
The thumbnail its self is a piece of art in the eyes of the law, therefore anyone using it must make significant changes so as to not infringe on the original creators rights.. Basically the stolen thumbnail gotta look VERY different, be intended as parody, or intended for use in an education setting.
A good rule of thumb to use is if the general public cant determine any differences between the thumbnails then it's most probably copyright infringement.
Putting on my Sunday best for our gas station and lotto ticket date 😘
🤣😂the collab we need!!!!
I started watching Navie D 3 years ago. Honestly he's one of the dopest teachers. He taught me a lot. The quality of the content and the sauce. My production improved a lot. I literally watched one video and subbed.
Weaver vs Busy has more episodes than Goku vs Frieza at this point
Lmao
I saw Game (busy works beats) at a grocery store in Quebec yesterday. I told him how cool it was to meet him in person, but I didn’t want to be a douche and bother him and ask him for photos or anything.
He said, “Oh, like you’re doing now?”
I was taken aback, and all I could say was “Huh?” but he kept cutting me off and going “huh? huh? huh?” and closing his hand shut in front of my face. I walked away and continued with my shopping, and I heard him chuckle as I walked off. When I came to pay for my stuff up front, I saw him trying to walk out the doors with like fifteen Milky Ways in his hands without paying.
The girl at the counter was very nice about it and professional, and was like “Sir, you need to pay for those first.” At first, he kept pretending to be tired and not hear her, but eventually turned back around and brought them to the counter.
When she took one of the bars and started scanning it multiple times, he stopped her and told her to scan them each individually “to prevent any electrical infetterence,” and then turned around and winked at me. I don’t even think that’s a word. After she scanned each bar and put them in a bag and started to say the price, he kept interrupting her by yawning really loudly.
Yo if this story is true that is absolutely bananas. As crazy as it is I believe you more than I doubt you.
@@nuh-uhbro765 ye like personally as much as I don't believe it, gotta be honest that 100% sounds like smth bwb would do
@@rhetteffectbeats Yeah it’s like a mix of “too crazy to be real” and “too crazy to be made up” lol. The first part about their interaction with him I have no trouble believing but the candy bar part feels like such a troll.
It's 99% chance this is a copy pasta. First time on the world wide web guys?
Bwb doesn't live in quebec 👎
Navie D is leagues ahead because he makes good videos to begin with.
Navie D still teaches wrong. His videos might be highly high-quality, but the style is bad from a musical standpoint.
At least it's entertaining.
19:57 Seamless was 100% doing tutorials before Busy
@@chocomalk facts
i learned ALOT of shit from him, even when he switched over to modular synthesis when he first started getting modules for his Eurorack
@@Icythot-m6i same here. His how to bass videos were always crazy. And just how to actively listen to music and figure out how the songs you like are structured.
@@Icythot-m6i If anyone is owed something it's him, he is pretty cool and humble.
SeamlessR is the real og
SeamlessR created fl studio tutorial culture 💯
Look Up warbeatz. He has fl videos way back in 2007
SeamlessR the GOAT
chopping off the grid is perfectly feasible because you can just make the chop(s) unique and time-stretch it/them to match the tempo via the playlist and/or the sampler wrapper. both are extremely simple to do lol. i'm pretty sure there's some other ways to chop off grid too, but they take a bit more time
Just hold alt and chop there are stuff u can do to and different chop methods etc
7:28 The double doo doo doo gets me every time lmao
tutorials are the LAST thing you want quantity over quality for 🤣🤣
Hes the emobidment of one of those fake credit card scanners that attach over that real scanner to steal people's credit card information.
This dude literally made 6200 videos imagine that.. All noobs are clicking and will be stuck with bad advices for life.. This busy work beat dude need to stop
I made a new account and watched one music production vid and then all I could see is Busyworkbeats and Unison audio everywhere.
Thats not true BWB has allot of good vids. Yall Are weird.
@@kriss12loverap He does have some good video's but He doesn't value quality over quantity and in order to rush out videos He is cutting corners and copying other people, or giving bad advice. No beginner is gona have a clue what He is going on about in that "How to cut samples" vid, He is overcomplicating a simple task because He hasn't done his research on what is currently available in terms of doing that task. 1 Tap tempo works great in My DAW takes 2 seconds its always correct 2 His of grid cutting is ridiculous, all you have to do is go to your DAW play the sample externally then tap tempo and then drag that music you just used to tap tempo into your project. No time time stretch no off grid BS needed.
Nah fr. 3 years ago when I started getting into music production, Busy was one of the, if not the first, tutorial channels I came across. At the time I was using Cakewalk and dabbling in Studio One, still experimenting with DAWs whenever I got a chance to use them. Ngl, for the first few months I was rocking with his content completely unaware of any kind of behind-the-scenes politics. Eventually as I branched out, took courses, etc, and settled on the DAWs I would eventually purchase and keep long term, I'd caught wind of the man behind the camera via talking to other people in the space, Reddit posts, etc.
I haven't returned to his stuff since, and Weaver's constant roasting of the guy kills me every time lmao.
He had to speeed up the record to not get copyright struck so he said his kid did it.
For bpm you don't need software or a website. Just a timer.
Start the timer and the song at the same time, and count the number of beats for 30 seconds. Multiply the number of beats by 2 to get the BPM.
NOT DEFENDING HIM (Busy) but all creators steal from eachother. Even the small ones do exactly the same thing
as an Ableton user 🤵🍷ive never watched his videos but dude has major main character syndrome
The BWB black hole. I thought I'd escaped. Really enjoyed the lore about his kid flipping that sample also, when he counted along with the sample and was like "2, 2, 3, 4 slliiice". The bread metaphor was another highlight. Guy is unreal.
It's diminishing returns. Who in DiddyWorked Beats subscribers are going to watch aix videos feom him a day? If your goal is to sell 100 sandwiches a day... you don't make 100 sandwiches a day. You have to have the demand. Even then, if he spent 2 hours per video between concept, writing, record, editing and publishing each video, that's 12 hours a day of work. There are better uses of your time.
Weaver: I was born into a studio in 1978. I made my first tape in 1980 by crawling down to the studio, threading 1/4 inch tape to a reel to reel, setting up a stereo xy mic config, turning the record switch and proceeding to complain that I couldn't reach the cherries on the studio bar. I'm pretty sure fuckboy's son can press a 45 button on a turntable.
Can you tell if either of them didn't get the video idea from UA-cam studio recommendations? Not saying he didn't take the thumbnail or other details, just trying to understand how deep this is or if it's more like trolling each other.
It's crazy that he thinks uploading 5 low effort videos a day is the way to go. Even if Steven Spielberg put out 5 videos a day you wouldn't be able to keep up and just loose interest.
I find it funny how people just recently have been realising just how bad BWB is.
Even back then, he stole simon servida thumbnails/Titles with less accurate content within the video.
Remember, he was one of the first people who spread the god damn Soft-Clipper on master myth, raising a generation of new producers who still ruin their progress with it.
Also, can y'all help me out?
Remember how, especially in earlier videos, he always claimed that he worked with a ton of popular artists like Drake, Kanye, or any popular rapper at the time.
I tried to find his portfolio online, but all I found was a LinkedIn page. His name wasn't mentioned on ANY song.
Am I too much of a boomer to use Google properly?
Or did he lie to sound more credible?
Can anyone tell me a single semi popular song he is credited under?
He still says that he worked with top artists and also billion worth companies lol
Busy gonna play it off as “competition” same thing as he did with Curtis. Like yea we get it it’s “business” but goodwill and reputation goes further than this bs he’s doing.
Streisand effect in full swing
There are countless better UA-cam tutorial channels than Busy Work Beats. Many of which predate the creation of his channel by several years (since he's only been around for the past decade). Most of the other FL Studio and music production content by other creators has FAR more useful, accurate & concise information about learning both FL Studio and music production in general.
As someone who has used FL for over 20+ years myself, I have never personally required channels like his to learn the DAW as I was already a proficient user of the software for over a decade before channels like his started to become popular. However, when those channels did start to spread, it became very obvious to others like myself who had already mastered the DAW, that it is very easy to impress and exploit complete beginners, who themselves are eager to learn how to use the software, simply by possessing more knowledge thereof, than they have. And that's how most channels like these gained their popularity. Through exploiting naïve new producers who lack knowledge of the DAW, rather than on genuine merit of creators such as this guy.
Busy Works Beats has always been just a "Type Beats" BS demo channel, rather than a genuinely constructive and useful tutorial, or original content creator. That's not to say that there is nothing a beginner can't learn from his channel. But rather, that there is nothing that anyone could learn from that guy, that they couldn't learn FAR easier, faster and much more concise elsewhere. Since there are countless other YT channels available, from which beginners could learn more about using FL Studio in a single day, than they could by watching everything BWB has ever spammed on his channel, over this past decade.
His content output is not even respected by Image-Line, the developers of FL Studio, themselves. A great developer which DOES regularly acknowledge genuine producers and constructive content creators in that community. Which should inform any person interested in learning how to use that DAW, everything they need to know, regarding his BS Type Beats channel 💩
“Son I knew your father. We served together during the P r o x y Wars, Before the Empire.”
Dank Skyscraper, from A New Cope.
Brah this guy got 1.28 million sub gets 2k views on 2 day old videos no way this dude is legit...
Busy's "production skills" make me feel a lot better about being a slightly mediocre producer.😂
that snide laugh right at the end . too funny
Busy doesn't have personality people generally like. (Introvert life). That's why he doesnt have good idea's. When i watch others, they put their personality in their videos. But busy tends to hide his emotions. You cant tell who he is one bit thats why his videos cannot be relatable.
I''m actually an introvert too. I learned how to adapt with being on camera over the years. I watched some videos of his from 7+ years ago and he actually seems much more humble and likeable. I do not know what happened to him.
@Weaverbeats honestly I think busy maybe battling mental illness the way he acts gaves me bpd vibes still a total clown though I'm not a professional though
@@lilwoodiewood3457 i agree, i personally feel sorry for him and want to leave him alone but he needs to stop attacking other people first
He’s just another greedy narcissist. His “mental issues” stem from his toxic, selfish nature and grandiose sense of self worth. I know a few people like him, and they do a lot of damage to those around them without a care.
navie is certainly moving a new generation of producers. not many people teach how to do boom bap with modern tools like navie does!!
I think you need to use a hardware limiter when recording your vocals because it’s quite clear that your vocals are having some sort of digital clipping on this video which makes it annoying to listen to.
I feel like Busy makes too many videos explaining the same things over and over again. Takes way too much time.
Poor young guys counting to 4 to slice a sample after watching a youtube tutorial 😢
Heartbreaking to think someone might give up on sampling records thinking it's too hard/time consuming cause of this video
Whats kinda sad is that when I got my first pc and started making beats for my channel and needed to be taught the basic info on music production.. Busy was like my dude. He seemed hardworking, smart, and had so much knowledge. Knowing he is stealing content from smaller channels is such a shame. When he had the "beat battle" with Curtiss King and treated it like a joke is when I lost respect for him even back then.. its crazy man. Your awesome Weaver and your vids are informative of whats going on and funny as hell. 10:42 reaction LOL
I genuinely think busy is just crazy, the eyes say it all. Thing is, as soon as someone comes up with 'advise on how to make it', people generally ignore the bad stuff... He's literally the Andrew Tate of producing....
BWB ghost produced that Andrew Tate song
The eyes say it all. Very true.
11:30 I can tell he used to be a aerobics instructor.
I ain't never heard Game talk about others, he do his thing and live his life. These other UA-camrs are talking bad on a guy who doesn't have anything to do with them feeding their own families.. this is crazy
I started watching BWB like 10-11 years ago. I was a production illiterate back then, and he was one of the few around the genre I was leaning towards. After a couple of videos I couldn't watch anymore. He was genuinely bad, not only his music, but his teaching skills and projection...all of it. I understand why he can have 1m subs (he's been here for a long time) but I also understand why he only have line 1000 views on new videos.
I have to thank him though because he opened my eyes to understand that not everybody that are saying they know something can no know shit about it.
BWB has all these video titles like "west coast drum pattern EXPOSED" and it's just a simple drum loop 😂 clickbait af
I have yet to see one record by this guy..
This particular Navie D upload crossed my homepage yesterday..
I'm happy to say that Busy's was nowhere to be seen.
But this is par for the course for him.
BWB loves Navie D more than his wife does
Chopping samples off the grid is fine bro you can just stretch it after
If imitation is a form of flattery, BWB is the flattery king. Nah, he’s downright stealing content. Copyright strike his ass.
Not to beat a dead horse, but now I'm wondering if his Hermes plugin had stolen samples in it. Hmm.
I’m glad im not the only that realised this there’s a difference between copying or being inspired by other creators but this is bad
Hes not stealing his ideas hes just “sampling” them and chopping them off the grid
Hell yeah
Theoretically, if I average around 1 view per video, if I just post 6 million videos a day then I'll reach my goal of 6 million views every day.
😬 that face he always makes
like hes either constipated or off a pill
"We DoN't KnOw ThE TeMpO Of ThE BeAt" - YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE A CHANNEL.
Don't we have enough beats already?
fl has detect tempo
@npcdisease yep, it's still bad
@npcdisease oh wow, Ive had good results. Not always perfect but around 90% or gets me close if not. For something that's recorded live with no metronome, where the tempo fluctuate.. Then it's a no go lol
I feel like it has gotten better recently. Though I just put it through Serato Sample for the BPM
Navie D is a pretty nice guy I don't think he would get super stressed by BWB copying his style but BWB dropping a bunch of content on Navie D's PLUGIN will probably go a long way to help that. IMO this is probably just BWB crushing on Navie D's style and that is probably a compliment in some form. IMO copying common themes IS SUPER common on youtube like there are 100% groups of youtubers who regurgitate the same content themes around the same time. This is not only done in music related youtubers but lots of other topics. A knife halloween themed. Chrome is gimped now due to google trying to change internet surfing behaviors to force adviews and google advertising data analytics location tracking etc.. its farily easy to disable those things in firefox and for google related internet to still work (currently) in chrome they are being designed to break google services unless you use the google tracking and advertising they want to force on you. I am using fl cloud right now to make a beat.. and I got to say that it is probably within a large chunk of hip hop culture of sampling to take other peoples work and repackage it with their own signature.
He is a nice guy, but he was also considering taking legal action specifically about copying the course.
@@WeaverBeats2lol Navie D needs to contact that Music Attorney Girl.
@@WeaverBeats2lol yeah I get what you are saying - I am an always aim to bring good into the world rather than karmic balances and antihypocracy. Geuss I see doing what is good is better than making someone recognize what you feel they are doing wrong. I think it comes down to that I don't think people will truely ever be able to have the same meaning as someone else so it is about fostering good intentions in people rather than acting based on an emotional response to your interpretation of something. I do understand your ethnics on this though, but it really comes down to doing what you think is right not telling other people what is right. None the less its your channel if it is within the terms of use its really your prerogative just like busy's. I think he is big on giving credit where it is due but I also see what he does as bringing more awareness to things. I don't support not giving credit to people for their contributions but I do think that people should be free to express themselves as long as it isn't infringing other peoples freedoms to advance their own interests. I think calling out hypocracy is good but it can be hard to guage intentions. Like ultimately what are the intentions behind the action, and what are its results, then what is the actual value of the action not just the appearance of the action.
Firefox is the one stll Weaver, lmao i know the vibes of being told all the browsers always
I thought busy was over this stealing of Navie's content. This guy is unbelievable.
We love busyworksbeatssss
😂
BWB is the Master P of the beat community. He has no shame in biting everyone. ☠️
its stealing now to make a fl studio for beginner?
He was counting the beats... of the tempo... that he doesn't know the tempo of.... but counting the beats so he knows what the tempo is or at least a good guess
This is what happens when you put your personal financial and clout targets above actual respect for the art of making music
get him weaver
i am so close to offer busy a job just to get him of the web. But the downside is, he would have to do real work and would have to make real beats... or learn triangle for my other projects.
seeing gifted hater in your recommended list made me smile.
Another entry in the Busy Works Beef
They love each other!😂
I'm getting the snacks for this one
I don’t think you’re being an asshole. I think you’re just being honest
busy slow down droppin all that coincidence bs 😭😂✌🏾
Wow!! I liked Game and now I'm feeling wayyy different now😮💨
BWB's son does better beats then BWB.
That was on the grid dude. He was just counting an even amount of bars and it came down on the down beat there. It was definitely on the grid lol I swear.
he coulda used a tempo detector or even the one built into fl
Wow, I'm a first time viewer and have no context to this, so I checked out his channel. That's gotta be the most blatant sub-botting I have ever seen.
nah that's crazy 💀
I remember watching this dude in the very beginning of me making music. But I quickly realized he is not very talented and I also outgrew his stuff very quickly. Matter of fact I started watching guys like Navie D after Busy and this was a night and day difference.
There are countless better UA-cam tutorial channels than Busy Work Beats. Many of which predate the creation of his channel by several years (since he's only been around for the past decade). Most of the other FL Studio and music production content by other creators has FAR more useful, accurate & concise information about learning both FL Studio and music production in general.
As someone who has used FL for over 20+ years myself, I have never personally required channels like his to learn the DAW as I was already a proficient user of the software for over a decade before channels like his started to become popular. However, when those channels did start to spread, it became very obvious to others like myself who had already mastered the DAW, that it is very easy to impress and exploit complete beginners, who themselves are eager to learn how to use the software, simply by possessing more knowledge thereof, than they have. And that's how most channels like these gained their popularity. Through exploiting naïve new producers who lack knowledge of the DAW, rather than on genuine merit of creators such as this guy.
Busy Works Beats has always been just a "Type Beats" BS demo channel, rather than a genuinely constructive and useful tutorial, or original content creator. That's not to say that there is nothing a beginner can't learn from his channel. But rather, that there is nothing that anyone could learn from that guy, that they couldn't learn FAR easier, faster and much more concise elsewhere. Since there are countless other YT channels available, from which beginners could learn more about using FL Studio in a single day, than they could by watching everything BWB has ever spammed on his channel, over this past decade.
His content output is not even respected by Image-Line, the developers of FL Studio, themselves. A great developer which DOES regularly acknowledge genuine producers and constructive content creators in that community. Which should inform any person interested in learning how to use that DAW, everything they need to know, regarding his BS Type Beats channel 💩
BWB is the ALDI of beatmaking tutorials
*You take that back, bub!*
The way he's just scraping titles and thumbnails like this, it's honestly giving off Sniperwolf energy to me.
Fizzy Burk Queefs
Weaver lookin' like a skeever today
11:10
Idk why Bwb even has a channel
Why the fuck is he counting too slice? Back in the 80/90s that's the some people did it but not now😂
Bro, he’s doing it because his views suck. His beats are trash . He had a discord where people had to pay to send in beats and he reviewed them. He literally acted like every beat sucked and then you go and listen to his beats and you’re like who the fuck is this guy to judge anyone’s beats.
Tell navie I got a lawyer and wants to take the case and can guarantee a win
And somehow i kind of feel bad for him, he knows he's a fraud , that's why he's on defensive mode and will pull any wild card...
skill issue is real
pop off weaver
I got into production like a year and a half ago and watched a handful of this dudes videos and came to the conclusion that his videos are total ass and told youtube to stop recommending them so this is just reinforcing my conclusion lmao
same
How does Busy make money? Does he have a job?
Bwb is on demon time on the thumbnail
When a thumbnail says it all...
WAY over thought ... FL? SliceX!
He acts like he’s boonie mayfield or something.
i wonder who the other content producers he is stealing from then?... because if he's doing 5 videos a day i'm sure there are more people he's copying from. there's no way he has the talent to write and edit the other 3 videos from scratch a day...
He out here OVOing mfs! 😂
once u realise he looks like beetlejuice u cant ever unsee it.
You can't just say the name of the current #7 best-selling film-- during spooky season-- without clarifying.
You get a sub for this one. Completely wrong to do what BWB is doing. That ish ain’t fly wit me.
I bet hes just looking up keywords and the popular videos that keep poping up hes just jacking that thumbnail and title
Why talking about this NO-NO?